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  1. Its a animation created using buttons
  2. Hey! I've used autoit for a while now, and want to release a chrismas present to show my appreciation of the program to the developers, and to all of course Oh, and i don't think ill be coming back here for a while because of chrismas stuff and "other stuff" so best of luck everyone! - its a animation credited using buttons. -Warning, foul language is included. Sorry to those who have ran this before i had the time to say this.
  3. Yeah i do and i must be pretty "interesting" to you considering you are watching what i post
  4. Its a shame you don't know the difference between being a smartass, and being polite. You said "you should've spent the past 2-1 week reading thru the help file." after i said in my question "i just started autoit like 2-1 week ago." is quite convenient, and can be considered a smartass remark.And you said that bumping means "antagonizing" LOLWHAT?, do you even know what that word means? antagonizing is when you Cause (someone) to become hostile. me saying "No replies? " is nowhere near antagonizing. I would be antagonizing if i said "Idiots reply with a awnser right now!!!!!!!!!!" or something else hateful.
  5. Haha, you said Listen, he said that "getting a reply within 10 minutes despite being common shouldn't be expected." In order for something to become "common" than it has to be expected to appear more often. i did not say that common and expected is the same thing. Read my post correctly ok? and don't say that "bump does not stand for bring up my post, if you havent even done little research to prove what i said was false. -WIKI- To bump a thread on an Internet forum is to post a reply to it purely in order to raise the thread's profile. This will typically return it to the top of the list of active threads. It has been suggested that "bump" is an acronym of "bring up my post",[1] however this is almost certainly a backronym and the usage is entirely consistent with the verb "bump" which means "to knock to a new position".[2] It can also be used in personal messages (PMs) or instant messages (IMs) on the Web, to return an older message to the top of the list. ---------- You said "at least to most normal people" and by normal people you are implying what?, people are people. there is no "normal" and non normal. "Lose the attitude hater." And anyways, i said that it means to "bring up my post" and you say that what im saying is wrong eventho what your saying is almost the complete same thing? you said "push (bump) the post higher up the list of posts" now im going to break what i said down, so its easy for you ok? you said "Higher up the POST" i said "Bring up my POST" Get Thesarus or look up a virtual one on the computer, it might help you.
  6. Haha, thanks ALOT
  7. "'m replying to answer your confusion of what a bump is."First of all, don't go telling me that im doing something when i already said i was not. Bump stands for "bring up my post" and i had NO intention of implying, nor saying that. Second of all you said "getting a reply within 10 minutes despite being common" if you can say its 'common' to get a reply within 10 minutes, than you can also say its "expected" to get a reply within 10 minutes. And in my question i said "how i would go about doing this", i did not say "Would i find my awnser in the helpfile" so please don't go around posting on my post with a awnser not even matching my question. Thanks.
  8. Whats a bump? if it was me posting in my own question whats wrong with that?, and i don't know when you are typing a reply. Anyways, that does not really answer my question, "still thanks for trying " i said - trying to attach a border to a process- and -how i would go about doing this?- -EDIT Nevermind on me not knowing what a 'bump' is, it means when you ask the same question twice or post about it twice. I never posted about this before on this site, what are you talking about? -EDIT Once again, just looked up ANOTHER thing about what bump means and it said it means to "post on you're thread to just raise it to the frontpage." Fyi i was not trying to raise it to the frontpage, considering it was already on the frontpage, please get you're facts right before posting that i'm doing something wrong.
  9. No replies?
  10. Hi, i'v searched for functions, and searched the forms but havent had any luck with trying to attach a border to a process that does not have one. And when i say border i mean the things ontop of windows, that has the X button and the maximize, minimize buttons. Anyone have any idea of how i would go about doing this? i just started autoit like 2-1 week ago.
  11. Ha, thanks ill take a look nice to meet you lol
  12. Hey, i just started autoit like 2 weeks ago and i have begun making my first big project. The problem is, my project uses gui's and if i press a button on one of my guis it has another form come up like this. Case $Button1 #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <StaticConstants.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> #Region ### START Koda GUI section ### Form= $Form1 = GUICreate("Example", 623, 442, 186, 131) $Label1 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Example", 224, 192, 127, 41) GUICtrlSetFont(-1, 24, 400, 0, "MS Sans Serif") GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) #EndRegion ### END Koda GUI section ### While 1 $nMsg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $nMsg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit EndSwitch WEnd As you can see that gui comes up after i press $Button1 but if i close the previous gui than this one closes aswell. I don't really get why its doing this, any advice
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